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2. Methodology
This report presents the findings from the National Islands Plan Survey. The research explores perceptions of island life in relation to the strategic objectives set out in the National Islands Plan.
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10. Methodology for Producing Draft 2011 Data Zones
This consultation contains proposals for the redraw of Data Zones
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Footnotes
The Equality Impact Assessment carried out in relation to the Scottish Attainment Challenge.
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2. Demographic profile of COVID-19 deaths
Looks at how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted disabled people in Scotland by considering health, social and economic harms.
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Local Area Labour Markets in Scotland: Statistics from the Annual Population Survey, 2014
Summary publication of results from the Annual Population Survey 2014, presenting analysis on the labour market, education and training. Results are provided for Scotland and local authority areas in Scotland.
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11. Socio-economic status
Overview of evidence related to equality in adult social care in Scotland. It is part of a collection of contextual evidence papers, setting out key sources of information about social care and related areas in Scotland.
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Stage 2: Table setting out data gaps, actions taken and possible mitigation, by each characteristic
Impact assessment (EQIA) for the redesign of urgent care to ensure patient safety during the winter period while the NHS continued to respond to the pandemic.
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ANNEX B
High-level strategy setting out the Scottish Government’s ambitions in developing Scotland’s relationship with China over the next five years.
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Carer's Allowance Supplement (Scotland) Bill: equality impact assessment
An equality impact impact assessment (EQIA) to consider the impacts of the Carer's Allowance Supplement (Scotland) Bill.
- Part of:
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) legislation
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Footnotes
Partial impact assessments relating to the consultation on council tax for second and long term empty homes, and thresholds for non-domestic rates.
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